Posts Tagged ‘ Oregon State ’

Will the real Montana please stand up?

November 17, 2011
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Will the real Montana please stand up?

With a last name like Montana, you are almost expected to be great especially under center. Unfortunately, the Montana name did not translate to success for Joe Montana’s eldest son Nate. Now that Nate’s career is all but over (currently plays for the University of Montana), it’s Nick ’s time to carry on the Montana torch. Earlier today, head coach Steve Sarkisian tweeted to the Husky nation that red-shirt freshman Nick Montana will get his first career start as...

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USC’s Matt Barkley injured, Mustain takes reins

November 21, 2010
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USC’s Matt Barkley injured, Mustain takes reins

As easy as it was to be a Trojan fan during the Reggie Bush days, the true loyalists are being put to the test. Last night, USC got trounced by Oregon State 36-7. To make matters work, the Trojans’ beloved starter QB Matt Barkley injured his left ankle on the final offensive play of the first half for the Trojans. He was helped off the field, but eventually was carted to the locker room and was deemed finished for...

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OSU’s James Rodgers out for the Season?

October 11, 2010
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OSU’s James Rodgers out for the Season?

James Rodgers (#8) was having a stellar game against Arizona until he went down hard on his left leg leaving his season in jeopardy. Oregon State may have walked out of Tucson, Arizona a winner (29-27), but it came at a costly price. The Beaver’s versatile and elusive senior WR James Rodgers significantly injured his left leg after hauling in a 56 yard TD pass that was ultimately nullified due to an OSU penalty. Rodgers, who was hit by...

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The Impending Battle Out West

September 30, 2010
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The Impending Battle Out West

Although the season is still young, a potential game of epic proportion is looming out west. Reno, Nevada, could possibly be the site of college football’s most anticipated game of the year this November 26th when the Boise State Broncos come to town to take on the Nevada Wolf Pack. Tickets will be scarce as national title implications will more than likely be on the line when the two teams meet on the gridiron. College football analysts and followers...

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Boise State’s DJ Harper is out for the season

September 29, 2010
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Boise State’s DJ Harper is out for the season

It’s official. Boise State’s RB D.J. Harper tore his ACL and is out for the season. Harper injured his left knee for the second straight season during Saturday’s win over Oregon State. The injury occurred when he was making a cut on the field. When he went down, Harper quickly grabbed his knee and was taken to the sideline. After some stretching, he returned to the game finishing with 3 carries for 21 yards despite a ligament tear. This is a big...

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Florida, A Dirty Program (Part I)

September 22, 2010
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Florida, A Dirty Program (Part I)

There is no denying the success that Coach Urban Meyer has brought to the University of Florida, but behind those sharp Nike Pro Combat Uniforms comes a world of bedlam. Since Meyer took over the reins in 2005, he amassed an impressive .851 winning percentage (57-10) and is a dominate 32-8 in SEC play bringing 2 BCS Championships and one Heisman trophy to Gainesville. What he also brought to the program was a failure to discipline and a failure...

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Four Beavers hit the track

May 13, 2010
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Four Beavers hit the track

This weekend, four Oregon State football players are going to show off their legs in the Pac-10 Track and Field Championships. Keynan Parker (CB), Markus Wheaton (WR), Jordan Bishop (WR), and Obum Gwacham (WR) will all trade in their football cleats for track spikes. Parker will be running the 100 meters and Wheaton the 200 meters. This is the first time Parker and Wheaton will be competing at the collegiate level in outdoor track. Both athletes ran the 60...

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Guess who’s coming to the Grove?

May 13, 2010
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Guess who’s coming to the Grove?

Boise State football’s Knockout Kings road tour will continue in 2011 in Oxford, MS.  Boise State and Ole’ Miss have agreed to terms  to bring Boise to Mississippi for a SEC/WAC showdown. The Rebels and Broncos will play on college football’s opening weekend in 2011and Ole Miss will pay BSU $900,000 for their trip down south. Boise State’s athletic department has made it a priority to schedule heavyweights from power conferences like Virginia Tech, Oregon, and Oregon State in...

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